Sveio Hotels from S$140

"This hotel we will recommend for all that want to visit the town"

"Spotless comfortable room. Hotel has been totally refurbished and updated. Private parking if you are driving. Very efficient and welcoming staff. Definitely recommended."

"Friendly stuff. Clean room. Beautiful area around."

"Dated facility. Clean room, comfortable bed, but no kettle in the room to make tea or coffee. It’s the first hotel we’ve stayed at in Norway that didn’t offer that. No mini frig in room. We asked about using their sauna, but were told it’s out of order indefinitely as when it’s turned on it sets off the fire alarm. We were very underwhelmed with the meals. Dinner was very bland with very limited choices. Breakfast wasn’t the best either. Several things set out to choose from in small dishes that were unidentifiable for us. Most hotels label the food choices so you know what it is. Nothing walkable from the hotel for other restaurant choices. I’d suggest finding another hotel instead of this one. "

"We enjoyed our one night stay at Scandic Hotel in Haugesund. Staff was very friendly and helpful! The room was as expected and bed comfortable. Room was quiet. Breakfast was excellent! Such a variety and many fresh options! The area of town was plain, and for some reason there are multiple Thai massage businesses nearby, but easy to walk to the waterside and main shopping street. Overall, would recommend for an economical and pleasant stay."

"Our stay was great at the Aksdal Inn Motel! The woman who was working there was so lovely, keeps the place immaculately clean and tidy and served a great free breakfast too. All round a pleasant stay at the motel, a beautiful lake walk just a minute down the road, would stay again for sure! "

"The rooms besides the main road are too noisey, i didnt sleep well..."

"One of the best hotels I've ever stayed... Non pretentious, excellent services, very clean, amazing staff...everything you could want or need from a hotel, under same roof is here. I will stay here again, when coming back to Stord."